Identification of Haplogroups and Molecular Markers in Skeletal Samples Excavated from the Ancient City of Resuloğlu (Uğurludağ, Çorum)
Mitochondrial DNA analyses were carried out in order to determine the haplogroups of 6 individuals recovered from the cemetery of Resuloğlu and dated to the Early Bronze Age (EBA III). Using bioinformatics tools, it was determined that two of the individuals belonged to the T2+150 haplogroup and four belonged to the H2a2a1, H32, T2+16189, and J1b7 haplogroups. These results support a link between the origins of the present-day European population and the farmers of the Anatolian Neolithic period.
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